Montana Adopts State Income Tax Law With Filing Deadline
The 1933 Montana income tax law, approved last March, takes effect this year with taxes due on 1933 income. Rates start at 1 percent for the first 2000 dollars and rise to 4 percent beyond 6000, with exemptions of 1000 dollars for individuals and 2000 for heads of families plus 300 per dependent. The filing date is April 15 with a 1 filing fee, and penalties range from 300 to 1000 for frauds and late payments, plus increase clauses for delinquency. Officials urge local newspapers to publicize details and expect forms to be supplied by the state board of equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
George Carroll
J. G. Jackson
State Board of Equalization
John J. Walsh
Save Board of Equalization
Bole Man Receives 30 Day Sentence Under New Liquor Law
John Jacobson of Bole was given a 30 day county jail term after pleading guilty to possessing liquor not purchased from a Montana state vendor. This marks the first prosecution under the Montana liquor control act since repeal of the 18th amendment. Sheriff Billings notes moonshine is outlawed and enforcement shifted from federal to state level.
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Bole
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
John Jacobson
B. I. Packer
Jacobson
Mr. Packer
23Rd Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Montana Liquor Control Board
Fifteen Men Working on Local Airport Construction
A 15 man crew began this week on the local airport project approved under the CWA. Last week 10 men worked on leveling, grading, removing rock and weeds as the board led by W N Streeter plans to rotate workers weekly until a final decision on pay arrangements.
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CWA
Civil Works Board
W. N. Streeter
Mass schedule for chateaus and towns
Mass at Chateau next Sunday January 21 at 9 00. Bynum mass at 11 10 Augusta at 8 30 and Fairfield at 11 00. Rev J F Schulte Pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
Augusta
Fairfield
J. F. Schulte
Porter Stores to Quit Business With Big January Sale
Porter Stores Co. announces liquidation of the Bynum store starting January 22. Ray R. Porter describes the sale as extraordinary, offering dry foods clothing hardware and more at fraction of original cost. Furniture fixtures and the building may be included or leased, with Porter planning future ventures beyond Northern Montana.
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Ray R. Porter
Porter Stores Co., Inc
Chateau
Bynum
Mr. Porter
Star
Porter
Montana
Great Falls
Neihart
Collins
G. N
Masons and Families Enjoy Party with One-Act Play
The second Masonic party of the social calendar drew a large crowd Saturday night. Fred Barribal chaired, L. E. Taylor hosted the dinner, with musical numbers by Mrs. K. E. Sturgis and Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick and a vocal by Harley Campbell. Rev. A. P. Aiten of Helena spoke on early Masonic history and prohibition, then the local group staged the one‑act play The Last Tag featuring Gordon Holmes Chick Sulgrove John Peterson Opal Moore and Ethel Morgan, followed by dancing until midnight.
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Fred Barribal
L. E. Taylor
K. E. Sturgis
M. S. Bullerdick
Harley Campbell
A. P. Aiten
Helena
Scotland
Gordon Holmes
Chick” Sulgrove
John Peterson
Opal Moore
Ethel Morgan
Farmington Bride Wed in Great Falls ceremony
Miss Mildred Talifson married Charles L. Otness in Great Falls last Sunday. They returned to Farmington to live with the groom’s father L. J. Otness. A wedding dinner honored the couple with family and friends in attendance.
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Mildred Talifson
Charles L
Chuck” Otness
Great Falls
Farmington
L. J. Otness
Mr. Otness
George Talifson
McKerlie
Chris Oien
John Edwards
J. B. Conlin
Chateau
L. H. Rutter
Rutter
John Rorke
Rutters
Lydia Larson
Louise Forseth
Dana Forseth
Agawam
Ellen Denison
Erroll Elam
Ruth Denison
Shirley Ann Elam
Conrad
Spokane
Visitors in Helena with Mrs Kropp
Paul Kropp traveled to Helena yesterday on business. He was accompanied by his wife and they made the trip by automobile.
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Paul Kropp
Helena
Boys Win Girls Lose
Reports show event notes with incomplete lines and dates. A Montana meeting notice from December 29 1933 sets a February 17 1934 voting time about reducing bank capital from 50000 to 30000 and to handle other business. Directors listed include Fred A. Woehner S McDonald P H Crossen D McDonald F C Barribal.
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Montana
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Citizens State Bank
A stockholders meeting will be held in the directors room of Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana in Teton County. The notice specifies the meeting venue and locality for shareholders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank of
Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Wanted to buy raw furs hides and pelts
Classified note offers top cash for raw furs green and dry hides and pelts by S. Maccany at 31st. Advertisement also requests buyers of Hereford cattle wet cows or heifer calves with response via box 146 Fairfield Mont. 32-21 FOR RENT
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S. Maccany
Fairfield
Mont
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